George Washington and his first love, ... Her family owned a quarter-million acres of land along the ... To visit the love of his life, Washington wrote numerous times to his commanders ...

George Washington’s Biracial Family Is Getting New Recognition ... For years, tour guides at the site were instructed to gloss over this aspect of life at Arlington House.

Forgotten facts about George Washington’s private life 10 fascinating facts about Grover Cleveland, the only double President 10 fascinating facts on the White House’s 222nd anniversary ...

The Custis children’s names were absent for good reason: They were not blood-related to George Washington at all. They would appear on a separate family tree only for the Custis family, into ...

George Washington, the Revolutionary War general and first US president, fathered a child with one of his family’s slaves, descendants of the woman claim. At some point between 1784 and 1785 ...

In 1891 some descendants auctioned much of the family’s memorabilia, which included items signed by George Washington, his shoe buckles, walking cane and violin, along with deeds, correspondence ...

George Washington's final years 07:07. ... he dressed in fine clothes. Surrounded by family, doctors, and slaves, ... George Washington let go of life like he let go of political power: ...

Alexis Coe’s biography of Washington — the first by a woman in 40 years — is called “You Never Forget Your First.” But have we?

Eliza Law lived a nomadic life after the divorce, staying with various relatives and friends until her death in 1831. ... The forgotten South Asian boys in George Washington’s family.

At some point between 1784 and 1785, Washington had a child with Venus, an enslaved person belonging to Hannah Washington, the widow of George Washington’s brother Augustine, descendants say.